> August Schwerdfeger (2020-Jan-22, excerpt):
> > * Tags are stored in the (library) database in the table 'used_tags', with
> > a name and ID. The tag/image relation is established by pairs of IDs in the
> > table 'tagged_images'.
>
> Ah, thanks. I could not find the `used_tags` table, turned ou
darktable...@ebaf.me (2020-Jan-27, excerpt):
> Maybe it's possible by creating a new storage. In this case, what is
> the widget object to be able to use variables (like in directory and
> filename field in the "file on disk" storage).
That's exactly what I did [1] in order to post-process some im
If I remember correctly when you run darktable on MacOS it uses a "system"
version of the path and not the user's path. We used to try and use which
to find commands and it would work on the command line, but not from a
script.
Bill
On Tue, Jan 28, 2020 at 11:45 AM August Schwerdfeger <
aug...@s
It appears that I need to update the usermanual too... :/
On Tue, Jan 28, 2020 at 12:18 PM William Ferguson
wrote:
> I've also submitted a PR to remove include_all.lua :)
>
> Bill
>
> On Tue, Jan 28, 2020 at 12:05 PM William Ferguson
> wrote:
>
>> I've been seeing this conversation show up in
I've also submitted a PR to remove include_all.lua :)
Bill
On Tue, Jan 28, 2020 at 12:05 PM William Ferguson
wrote:
> I've been seeing this conversation show up in many threads and was trying
> to figure it out, without much luck. Then today there was a PR on the
> lua-scripts repository and i
I've been seeing this conversation show up in many threads and was trying
to figure it out, without much luck. Then today there was a PR on the
lua-scripts repository and it all made sense.
So I have some suggestions about how it could have come to a quicker
solution.
If there is an issue with o
* Patrick Shanahan [01-28-20 11:41]:
> * Subhash Fotografie [01-28-20 10:26]:
> > [Patrick Shanahan schrieb am 28.1.2020 um 9:49 Uhr:]
> >
> > >I don't believe "all" is a good approach and cannot fathom why it would be
> > >pursued. One should *only* activate scripts that provide a wanted/need
If this is a Lua script trying to invoke 'exiftool', the Lua API uses the
'system()' function as its method of running external programs. I believe
'system()' is required by the POSIX standard to pass its argument to 'sh'
rather than any shell the user might define.
--
August Schwerdfeger
aug...@s
* Subhash Fotografie [01-28-20 10:26]:
> [Patrick Shanahan schrieb am 28.1.2020 um 9:49 Uhr:]
>
> >I don't believe "all" is a good approach and cannot fathom why it would be
> >pursued. One should *only* activate scripts that provide a wanted/needed
> >function. Then test for compatability and
On 2020-01-28 5:17 a.m., Subhash Fotografie wrote:
> [Matt Maguire schrieb am 28.1.2020 um 8:27 Uhr:]
>
>> So, easiest way around this is to define the location of exiftool in your
>> preferences file …
>
> OK, very fine, this did it for the error message to disappear! Thank you
> again!
>
> B
[Patrick Shanahan schrieb am 28.1.2020 um 9:49 Uhr:]
>I don't believe "all" is a good approach and cannot fathom why it would be
>pursued. One should *only* activate scripts that provide a wanted/needed
>function. Then test for compatability and deactivate if not compatible.
This is what happe
* Matt Maguire [01-28-20 09:11]:
> So Patrick, I think the issue is that Subhash had all the scripts from the
> contrib archive enabled, but some of them are not very robustly coded and
> so fail on a Mac (eg. autostyle will look in darktablerc for a path to the
> exiftool binary, and if it doesn’
So Patrick, I think the issue is that Subhash had all the scripts from the
contrib archive enabled, but some of them are not very robustly coded and
so fail on a Mac (eg. autostyle will look in darktablerc for a path to the
exiftool binary, and if it doesn’t find it, then on Linux systems only it
w
* Subhash Fotografie [01-28-20 05:19]:
> [Matt Maguire schrieb am 28.1.2020 um 8:27 Uhr:]
>
> >So, easiest way around this is to define the location of exiftool in your
> >preferences file …
>
> OK, very fine, this did it for the error message to disappear! Thank you
> again!
>
> But… now I g
[Matt Maguire schrieb am 28.1.2020 um 8:27 Uhr:]
>So, easiest way around this is to define the location of exiftool in your
>preferences file …
OK, very fine, this did it for the error message to disappear! Thank you again!
But… now I get another one importing an new image which is so long and
[Patrick Shanahan schrieb am 27.1.2020 um 18:04 Uhr:]
>grep -ir exiftool ~/.config/darktable/*
>autostyle.lua
>enfuseAdvanced.lua
>fujifilm_ratings.lua
Indeed!
So I learned, searching with Spotlight is not accurate.
--
Photography is the only language,
which can be misunderstood all around th
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